Add HTTP status code definitions to OS-SIMPLE-CERT
There was no error definition to the SIMPLE CERT extension. Clarify these for the implementation. Change-Id: Ib235a12abf7d2afcfce13b88fc9fbbe9c3f3995a
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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### HTTP Status Codes
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The following codes are used to indicate success of failure conditions.
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#### 200 OK
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Certificates are successfully found and returned.
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#### 403 Forbidden
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There are no certificates to be returned.
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This will typically indicate that keystone is using UUID tokens and therefore there are no certificates available.
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#### 500 Internal Server Error
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An Error was produced on the server.
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A typical example is that the server is configured to use PKI tokens but is misconfigured and the certificates were unable to be found.
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